Neoweb: Open Fusion project

Welcome at the open fusion project.

The aim/goal is to make home nucleair fusion possible, with a low budget, and with radical new ideas.

We already got some new ideas of initiating fusion and sustaining it.
like fresnel-lenses and the use of internal reflection of some materials to concentrate electromagnetic waves and reach fusion temperature.

For sustaining fusion we want to initiate a project that 'calculates' the magnetic variances, that is neccesary to keep the plasme in place.

For this we need software programmers and physicians who can assist us.

It would be great if there was some kind of 'distributed' computing project for modelling the behaviour of plasma and the magnetic containmentfield.

If you have ideas for home-fusion, feel free to join us!

Already there are 18 persons around the world, who initiated fusion in their own basement or garage!
For this they use parts that cost around second-hand golfcar!

The youngest fusioneer is Thiago Olson (seventeen years old) from Oakland, Michigan,

For more information also see:

http://fusor.net/

Are there sites where you can find how you have to do it? How you can make it? This fusion machine...

at their website (www.fusor.net) is a forum where you can find scematics and other helpfull information.

But I miss the 'step-by-step' tutorial of building my own fusionreactor.

Step-by-step thats also what I'm looking for...Without succes for the moment... But I have found a web site from a person who has made one jet

http://www.brian-mcdermott.com/brianfusor.htm

Maybe we can make our own step-by-step tutorial....

I have a few questions....

You need a vacuum...but how strong has it got to be?

If you have a power supply of 20000 V. What do you have to do whit it? You have two balls in the fusor, do you have to make a connextion between the minus and a ball and the plus on the other ball? If this is correct, where do you have to connect the plus and the minus, plus on the big ball and minus on the little ball or plus on the little bal and minus on the big ball....

If you know some of the answers please post them.

Many Greets Florian

Here are some pictures where you can see the two balls very good.